Sentence examples for while not encouraging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's restriction was intended to allow some federally financed research while not encouraging further destruction of embryos.

This policy, while not "encouraging or condoning torture", to use the government's words, resulted in British citizens and residents, and others, being tortured.

This performance, while not encouraging, is barely worse than that of acute-care hospitals, where a similar study published last year found that only 46.5percentt of objects in toilet areas were consistently cleaned.

While not encouraged, a few audience members have left behind their own locks.

While not encouraged, party hopping keeps everyone on the move, and hotel corridors provide their own amusements.

And while we're not encouraging gambling, if you're going to bet, you might as well get all the advice you can.

While that is not encouraging in the sense that the Nuggets need their best players in the starting lineup to be their top performers as well, it speaks to Morris' reliability in delivering solid play off the bench.

While I'm not encouraging women to be hypochondriacs, I am encouraging you to take these symptoms seriously.

While these results are not encouraging, they miss the mark by not addressing fundamental aspects of how young adults develop financial capability, as well as how financial behaviors are influenced not only by knowledge, but also by experience and external influences.

Thus while low likelihood ratios are not encouraging for the SNP panel to resolve relationships, this particular contrast would cause Mendelian inconsistencies if inappropriate adjustments were made to the pedigree file, thus ensuring such a mistake would not be made.

(His ode to the state's dysfunctional Legislature, while probably a diplomatic nicety, was not encouraging. The Legislature is part of the problem, not the solution, at this point).